[00:27] what is TDM? [00:27] hate bash???? *gasp* [00:27] I love bash [00:27] team death match? [00:29] ah. [00:42] brousch: Can you write it in Python. Sheesh. [00:42] Also, we're not cool. [00:43] http://hardocp.com/article/2011/07/26/thermalright_hr02_macho_cpu_air_cooler_review <- What the fuck? [00:43] I'd be worried that the CPU fan would warp the mobo at that height. [00:46] https://twitter.com/#!/joindiaspora/statuses/98186624780873728 [00:46] Seriously? [00:47] :) [00:47] love that [00:48] There's just no good way to read that [00:49] either a) they weren't running with a slave, and don't know much about MySQL, or b) They have such a crappy server that it couldn't take the replication load, and nobody coded the site to be run in read-only mode. [00:49] I'm pretty ignorant of diaspora, but isn't it decentralized? [00:49] is this just the main node? [00:49] Maybe there's a combo of things, but seriously, adding a slave should be transparent [00:50] wsan't there some thing that to get it to work you had to register your node with the main node? [00:50] Blazeix: This is the main node, but I'm not sure what would cause the downtime. [00:50] Unless they're doing an upgrade as well [00:50] come on, why isn't it put out over diaspora vs on twitter? [00:50] I mean, if you're using it, wouldn't you be likely following them there? [00:50] *cough* [00:50] snap-l: heh, time to to 4 to 5 transition :P [00:51] and dammit, stop using mysql ugh [00:51] Apparently it's up [00:51] Maybe someone got some sense. [00:52] you should volunteer, I hear htey have $$ to get some good sys admin help [00:53] Yeah, that would be a great gig [00:53] I mean, if I fucked up, would both of their users notice? [00:54] "Woah, need some overtime. Gotta put in a new 'MySQL Slave' server". [00:55] I mean shit, we practically juggled some of our slave servers. [00:56] snap-l: you see the sysadmin at gnu job opening? [00:56] Yes [00:56] I'd have to move to take a paycut [00:57] Fascinated that they're using Apache, though [00:57] but freedom! [00:57] I would have thought that wouldn't jive with the FSF [01:20] who needs money when you are living on freedom [02:13] is there a GNU web server? [02:13] they should write one in lisp. [02:31] Does anyone know why this isn't working: [02:31] http://pastebin.com/rQuDBgnV [02:31] http://pastebin.com/qKg2zQVN [02:31] the second file is the index.php [02:31] the first file is the index.html [02:32] Its supposed to log the visitors ip to the file called: myvisitors [02:35] <_stink_> TeamXlink: a php file isn't included as a script in an HTML file like a javascript file is. [02:35] Oh. [02:36] <_stink_> what you need is to run this on an instance of a web server that can run php [02:37] <_stink_> TeamXlink: this might say more about getting started: http://w3schools.com/php/default.asp [02:37] <_stink_> but i'm afk for a bit. if you don't get it, i'm sure i/someone can help tomorrow. [03:52] https://twitter.com/#!/humble/status/98077015328038912 [03:52] "@humble: All Humble Indie Bundle #3 customers get a free copy of Steel Storm: Burning Retribution! http://t.co/NcNDZka " [11:41] Blazeix: Yeah, that's awesome. :) [12:48] http://decafbad.net/2011/08/02/echochasm-libre/ [12:49] morning [12:53] party [13:00] quick poll: do you look at the contents of files in /lost+found or do you just delete tehm all? [13:01] jrwren: it depends [13:01] am I missing something or aren't I [13:01] delete [13:02] sure, but that assumes you notice it missing. what if you delete adn notice it missing 5 yrs from now :) [13:03] i ask because my cron.daily emails me and tells me to clean 'em up. [13:03] Then you live and learn? [13:03] I guess my question is why are you collecting so much in lost+found in the first place [13:03] ha! or I learn the easy way and check first the first time. [13:03] and is it taking up so much space that it's becoming a problem? [13:04] these are files from 2008-08-07 to 2009-02-03 :) [13:04] no, not taking any space. [13:04] I just want to limit the output of my cron.daily, to hopefully nothing so that I don't get email. [13:04] and I want to do it the right way :) [13:04] Frankly, I'd leave them there, or do a quick file on them to see what they might be [13:04] and stop shutting down your filesystem uncleanly. ;) [13:04] I'm lessing each one, so far its been stuff I don't care about. [13:04] i can't help it if there is a power outage. [13:05] Journaled Filesystem [13:05] I'm too cheap for UPS [13:05] this is ext3, sheesh, that doesn't mean things don't go to l+f [13:05] Right [13:06] I had one of those seagate drives with teh bad firmware for a while. that lead to lots of instability [13:06] jrwren: Which one? ;) [13:06] Seagate made some real stinkers [13:07] it was a 750G IIRC but it was the one that was really noticed in their popular 1.5TB drives [13:07] at least it runs cool. [13:07] I have this 500GB Maxtor that runs hot as fire. [13:07] Ah, was thinking of the 1GB one that I had to RMA [13:08] which was also being used on one of our servers at WSU [13:08] summarilly, each one of them went to hell [13:08] was it that firmware issue? [13:08] oh wait... 1GB not 1TB :) [13:08] that would have been a WHILE ago :) [13:08] Yeah, it was [13:08] only 15 yrs or so [13:08] err.. i guess not quite 15 yrs [13:09] anyone else here use testdrive ? or is it just me? [13:09] What's testdrive? [13:10] zsync's an current ubundu-dev iso and boots it with KVM for you. [13:10] its very sweet, but the 11.10 installer stops recognizing KB input for me when it asks me to create the default user. [13:11] "I like this Craig Maloney » Post Topic » A simple object lesson on what’s wrong with the music industry – dumping , enjoyed this one appreciate it for posting keep update Craig Maloney » Post Topic » A simple object lesson on what’s wrong with the music industry – dumping." - Spammers aren't even trying anymore. ;) [13:54] <_stink_> i have bought all 3 humble bundles, and played about 15 minutes total of the games included. [13:56] I played a bit of world of goo [13:56] "and yet it moves" looks like it might be a contender [13:58] Heh. :) [13:58] If anything it's giving people more games to play than just Frozen bubble [14:03] world of goo was entertaining for a day, then I kind of forgot it existed [14:04] whenever anybody mentions it, I remember it fondly... [14:04] :) [14:04] * Wolfger wonders if goo exists for Android phones [14:06] doesn't look like it [14:26] snap-l: Whats the difference between a drummer and a drum machine? [14:26] You only have to punch the information into a drum machine once. [14:42] Har har [14:42] brousch: So, did you listen to Libre? [14:43] no, i have the page up though [14:43] i just got back from the dentist. will it be more pleasant than that? [14:43] Maybe. [14:45] depends on what happened at the dentist's [14:46] snap-l: sounds good [14:46] just a cleaning. still no cavities [14:49] Thanks. :) [14:50] i'd like to hear crazy drumming when it thins out at about 49s [14:50] I was trying to go for something like FLA's Millenium [14:51] Didn't quite get there, though [14:53] the end doesn't quite fit with the rest of it [14:53] so i love everything but the middle and the end [14:53] Thank you. ;) [14:54] Unfortunately, I didn't know how to end it, so I decided to nuke it from orbit. ;) [14:56] endings are hard, let's go nuking [14:56] oh, that reminds me, pyohio is over, i wanted to check out scratch [14:57] http://scratch.mit.edu/ [15:18] I'm so proud of myself. I was wondering "where can I get free sound files?" i found it myself without having to ask greg-g [15:23] hah [15:23] this is so rick: http://danielchoi.com/software/vitunes.html [15:26] jcastro: how's FL? [15:27] jcastro: hah, saw that. But where will I run iTunse? [15:27] there's no place to run it on in my house [15:29] binbrain: pretty awesome I must say [15:29] I'll go get the duck tape [15:43] brousch: you get the special cookie for today [15:52] http://www.freesound.org/ [15:58] cool coo [15:58] l [16:27] ugh, I'm still pyohio dragging [16:40] binbrain: Ask jcastro again after the first hurricane hits his city :-D [16:41] Surprise, surprise. At the last minute, politicians vote to raise their own debt ceiling. [16:41] I think I called that a month ago. [17:03] Shh. He's here now, quit talking about him. [17:03] * Wolfger is glad nullspace doesn't read the archives... [17:12] I know we've given up on meaningful names, but this is just ridiculous: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781449306595/ [17:12] Learning SPARQL [17:18] It's new and... you know... sparkly [17:18] I think it's a pretty nifty name, myself. [17:19] far better than MySQL or Postgres [17:20] DB2. MSSQL. [17:20] Oracle is a decent name for a database. [17:20] and this is why we don't let Wolfger run our IT depts :P [17:21] LOL [17:21] No. [17:21] I don't buy software based on the name. [17:21] But I can appreciate good marketing when I see it. [17:22] Come on... if I made decisions base on names, do you think I ever would have tried Kubuntu (gesundheit)? [17:23] sure, I heard your favorite letter was K [17:26] yeah, right. you use kubuntu because you love choqok [17:26] hmm, I really have no urge to go to ohio linux fest for the talks [17:27] nullspace: yea, been that way for years [17:28] the drive sucks, and the beer tickets are all gone by the time I get there [17:28] rick_h_: how was pyohio? [17:28] but you go to socialize, right? [17:28] very cool, http://blog.mitechie.com/2011/08/01/pyohio-2011-another-year-another-great-time/ [17:28] jrwren: I skipped one year [17:28] i haven't been in 4 yrs or so. i really want to go this year. [17:28] socialize? Beer! [17:29] I'm going this year and I htink lococast is going to get an OSS table [17:29] nah I'm going to derbyCon [17:29] setup some mics and try to hang out and such [17:31] cool. [17:38] Last year at Ohio Linux Fest, there was no shortage of drink tickets. [17:39] They were handing them out 10-15 at a time towards the end. [17:39] nagios flipped the bill [17:39] nice [17:40] Maybe that should have been 'footed'. [17:40] IDK [17:52] snap-l: jono just tweeted your remix [17:59] Yeah, I saw that [17:59] yougoboy [18:15] rick_h_: did i miss a vim open space at pyohio? [18:17] brousch: no, just a guy was looking for me and we ended up chatting vim [18:17] ah, ok [18:17] I guess he was in one of the vim open spaces I did at OLF/PyOhio in years past and wanted to chat [18:58] So, 3pm [18:58] Tuesday afternoon [18:59] Believe the "make the world a better place" goal for today is coming just a tad shy of completion [19:00] but you released some music. that makes the world better [19:00] yeah, it does. [19:01] Just getting ready for tomorrow's big meeting [19:01] well, tomorrow's "shouldn't be a big meeting, but thanks to my current boss who believes that the only way to show progress is to schedule a big meeting" meeting [19:01] your big travelling meeting? [19:01] That I'm not traveling for, yes. ;) [19:02] tomorrow will be interesting. [19:02] you're so important they're setting you up with a virtual presence? [19:02] yeah, Netmeeting [19:02] It's like almost being there [19:03] And a conference call bridge [19:03] not one of those segway-mounted monitors? [19:03] It'll be almost like you can hear me being sarcastic [19:03] brousch: No, we're the phone company, not fucking iRobot. ;) [19:03] weak [19:05] heh [19:05] well, sorry to disappoint [19:29] http://ohiolinux.org/node/67 <- Oh God. [19:30] he was keynote or closing at indiana linuxfest, maybe ptenhoopen has some insights into how awesome he was [19:30] freetard keynote [19:31] He was OK. Seemed a bit self-centered. [19:31] Imma make a cheerful that says "MIT > GNU" and wave it around during his keynote [19:32] Seemed to be very knowledgeable regarding licensing, patents, etc. [19:32] who is planning on going to OLF this year? [19:32] Oh, no doubt. [19:33] hitler was knowledgeable. [19:33] LOL [19:33] yes, i went there. :) [19:33] I know of 2 others besides myself who are planning on going. [19:34] I just registered. [19:36] oh crap, now I'm not going [19:38] i'm not either. because of the date :( [20:12] http://www.defectivebydesign.org/nook <- sigh [20:14] "Do you use Twitter? Let @nookBN know that you won't buy a Nook until they drop DRM. But please don't use Twitter on account of us." [20:14] "Comment on news stories and reviews of the Nook to warn shoppers about its DRM." [20:14] so the nook is evil because it can read drm? [20:14] it can also read non-drm [20:17] "Bring cans of spray-glue to your local B&N to and spray the devices down liberally. Then attach your cheek to them, symbolizing the stickiness of DRM" [20:18] ug [20:19] 3/4 of the books i read on my nook are sitting in my dropbox [20:21] http://www.reddit.com/r/bestof/comments/j4v6p/this_whole_discussion_is_amazing_top_comment_why/c29f4ny?context=1 [20:21] Title: "This whole discussion is amazing. Top comment: "Why are there moderators on an anarchism sub reddit?" " [20:22] http://www.reddit.com/r/bestof/commenThat guys a genius [20:30] is kindle ok? [20:45] jrwren: No, any DRM is bad [20:49] is ITMS ok now, since they dont' DRM the mp3 anymore? [20:58] I really hate corporate IT sites [20:58] "Important: In order to get started with Live Meeting, you need to first Register for a Live Meeting Account. Then, get assistance on how to properly setup your user preferences." [20:58] Of course, the words "Register ... Account" are bolded [20:58] and don't link to a fucking thing. [21:01] All I want to do is schedule a meeting [21:16] god, what a pain in the ass [21:17] reason I was having trouble was because of Firefox vs. IE [21:17] because MS products don't crap out in explainable ways when they don't have IE [21:27] Hey, vimmers, how would I change a list of names (lastname, firstname mi) to (firstname mi lastname)? [21:29] <_stink_> if i were doing that, i'd do it with macros, which may not be the smartest way. [21:29] <_stink_> record a macro for one line, go to the next line, end recording [21:30] <_stink_> record a second macro doing the first macro for like 10 lines [21:30] <_stink_> the run the second macro repeatedly [21:30] hmm, that' sone way [21:30] <_stink_> it's an unsatisfying way. :) [21:30] looking for a %s/ ... /.. /g rule, though [21:30] <_stink_> yeah [21:31] I thought you could use $1, but that's not right. [21:47] found it [21:47] %s/$.*$, $.*$/\2 \1/g [22:05] <_stink_> dang. [22:05] * _stink_ notes [22:43] hey everyone! I have a job interview Thursday. [22:43] * gamerchick02 does a happydance around her house [22:44] where at? [22:45] MGA Testing. [22:46] MGA Research. sorry [22:46] oooh, they have robots [22:46] hahaha! [22:46] robots are awesome. [22:46] it looks like sled testing and stuff [22:47] like snow sleds? [22:47] crash sleds [22:48] where they put car bits on it, crash it, and see how the dummy deforms the parts [22:48] fun [22:48] usually for columns, i-shafts, wheels, etc [22:49] i-shaft = intermediate shaft. please no shaft jokes [22:49] none here [22:49] :) [22:50] i did a test at delphi with grease... yeah... i was describing it to my family: "so i had to grease the shaft and test the sliding force." [22:50] yeah. *hands head in shame* [22:53] no puns from the peanut gallery? [22:57] none necessary [22:59] :) [23:56] gamerchick02: Congratulations! [23:57] Sounds like the stuff that was at Ford [23:57] thanks. it's a testing place, and i have no idea what it's about. [23:57] Means they'll do a lot of simulation [23:57] i had a strange phone call, and it was like, boom, interview. [23:57] Programs like Madymo, etc [23:57] That's usually how that starts. [23:57] no contact with them before the phone call "do you want an interview" [23:58] uhm, YES! [23:58] :)